856 INDEX 
payment, 504; electoral matters, 
505 ; relations of Upper and Lower 
Houses, 592, 597; money votes 
proposed by private members, 642 ; 
entrance into federation, 646, 647 2 
representation in Senate, 652; in 
House of Commons, 654 ; executive 
authority, 681; disallowance of 
Acts, 732, 735 n.3; education 
question, 690, 1384, 1452 ; Domi. 
nion subsidy, 757, 758; public lands, 
{048 n.1; judiciary (Rew. Stat. 
1903, ce. 111, 115), 752, 1337, 1338; 
decision of constitutional ques- 
tions, 754 n.1, 756 n. 2, by 
Supreme Court, 751 n. 1; appeals 
to Supreme Court, 750; to Privy 
Council (Order in Council, Novem- 
ber 7, 1910), 754, 1364 ; preroga- 
tive of mercy, 1400 n. 1; Church, 
1425, 1444, 1448, 1451 ; alteration 
of constitution before union, 400. 
New Caledonia, transportation of 
criminals to, 780. 
New Guinea, annexation of, 1134, 
1135, and see British New Guinea. 
Papua, 
New Hebrides, agreement of 1878 with 
France as to, 780; condominium 
in, 922; British interests in, 1135 
40, 1465, 1498. 
New South Wales: representative 
government, 7; responsible govern. 
ment, 26-31; legal basis, 67, 68; 
petition of right (No. 30 of 1896, and 
4 of 1904; 12 App. Cas. 643), 142, 
143; Executive Council, 150; 
relation of Governor to Council, 
155; . Ministry, 317, 318; civil 
service (Act No. 31 of 1802), 349 
52; legislative authority, 355 n. 1, 
358 n. 3; privileges of Parliament, 
449, 456, 457; time limit for 
speeches, 465 ; President, Speaker, 
467, 468; summons, prorogation, 
and dissolution, 470 n. 5, 1597, 1601 ; 
duration, 502 ; franchise, 480, 481 ; 
qualification of members, 495 ; pay- 
ment, 503 ; electoral affairs, 505-17, 
1618 n. 4; redistribution, 511 : 
Upper House, 524-6 ; relations with 
Lower House, 569-75 ; referenda, 
934 ; instructions as to reservation 
of Bills, 1013, 1014, 1601 ; Imperial 
control of external affairs, 1032; 
public lands, 1048 ; native affairs, 
1061 ; Chinese immigration, 1075-8; 
Japanese and Indian immigration, 
1080-2, 1086 ; navy, 1270-6, 1283, 
1284; judiciary (Act No. 35 of 1900), 
1330; appeals to Privy Council 
{Order in Council, April 2, 1909), 
1360, 1364, 1369 n.1; prerogative of 
mercy, 1387-98, 1412, 1414, 1597, 
1602; Church, 1426, 1433 n.1, 
1449; education, 1451; financial 
irregularities, 240; alteration of 
Constitution, 427-32. 
New Zealand : representative govern. 
ment, 8, 9; responsible government, 
39-41; legal basis, 74, 75; peti- 
tion of right (No. 23 of 1908; 
2N.Z.ACR. 495; 11 N.ZLR. 
338), 143; Executive Council, 
‘50; Ministry, 321 ; civil service 
Act No. 34 of 1908), 352; 
egislative authority, 855 n.1 3 
orivileges of Parliament, 456 n. 2; 
imitation of length of speeches, 
166, 467 ; Speaker, 468 ; summons, 
prorogation, and dissolution of 
Parliament, 470 n. 5, 1588, 1589; 
'ranchise, 488 489 ; qualification of 
members, 498-500 ; payment, 503 ; 
electoral matters (also Act No. 19 
of 1911, making all second ballots 
fall a week after first ballots), 506-8 ; 
redistribution, 511 ; Upper House, 
540-3 ; relations with Lower House, 
355-9, 567, 568, 575-81; attitude to 
Australian federation, 782, 784 n. 1, 
787 n. 2; instructions as to reserva. 
sion of Bills, 1011; Imperial con- 
iol of external affairs, 1036, 1037 ; 
sublic lands, 1048; native affairs, 
1057-61; Chinese immigration, 
078, 1079; Indian and Japanese 
mmigration, 1080-2, 1085, 1086, 
1211-15; currency, 1187 ; militia, 
1250-6 ; navy, 1270; judiciary 
Act No. 89 of 1908), 1332-6; 
appeals to Privy Council (Order in 
Council, January 10, 1910), 1364 ; 
prerogative of mercy, 1395, 1406-11, 
1588, 1591 ; attitude to annexation 
of Pacific Islands, 1134-40; Church, 
1425, 1450 ; education, 1449, 1451 $ 
alteration of Constitution, 436-8. 
Newcastle, Duke of, Secretary of State 
for the Colonies (1859-64), views as 
to responsible government in New- 
foundland, 65, 66. 
Newfoundland : representative govern- 
ment, 6,7 ; responsible government, 
24, 25; legal basis, 65, 66 ; petition 
of right (Act No. 3 of 1904), 142, 143; 
Executive Council, 150 ; relation of 
Governor to Executive Council, 
151-3; Ministry, 315, 316 ; civil ser- 
vice, 348 ; legislative authority, 355 
n. 1; privileges of Parliament, 449, 
156 ; Speaker, 468 ; summons, Pro-